2026 Yorkshire Dales Photo Walks & Workshops
Friday 24th April 2026, 9.30am - 3.30pm: Wildflower Spectacular @ Feizor - £90 (5 max)
Monday 8th June 2026, 4pm - 8.30pm: Wildflower Meadows of Muker - £45 (6 max)
Saturday 4th July 2026, 5.30pm - 10pm: Malham Golden Hour - £45 (6 max)
Saturday 26th September 2026, 3pm - 7.30pm: Norber Erratics - £45 (6 max)
Monday 9th November 2026, 9am - 5pm: Malham’s Hidden Landscapes - £90 (4 max)
Wildflower Spectacular, Feizor
Skill Level: Beginners to Advanced, Digital Camera
Location: Feizor, Yorkshire Dales
Terrain: Varied, well pathed with uneven, muddy, rocky and slippery paths and inclines and styles
Additional: Bring your own picnic & Parking charge
Spend the day immersed in the vibrant beauty of Feizor’s local woodlands, where spring bursts into life with an unusually abundant mix of wildflowers. This walk will take us through carpets of bluebells, delicate wood anemones, the golden glow of primroses and cowslips, and even the rare treat of orchids. Along the way, we’ll pause to capture both the intimate details and the sweeping panoramic views that make this landscape so special.
Whether you’re keen to perfect close-up shots of individual blooms, create painterly woodland scenes, or balance the flowers against the bigger landscape, I’ll share practical tips and key camera settings to suit your own experience and ambitions. From beginners to seasoned photographers, everyone will find fresh inspiration in this seasonal spectacle.
Wildflower Meadows, Muker
Skill Level: All abilities & camera types (inc. phones) welcome
Location: Muker, Yorkshire Dales, 4 miles approx
Terrain: Single track paths, rocky, uneven and slippery with very narrow styles and gates
This enchanting photo walk is like a gateway into another world. A world class landscape with photo opportunities you won't find anywhere else.
Capture the stunning and rare beauty of Muker's wildflower meadows in their prime!
Explore the uplifting colours and learn how to capture them at their best with a professional, award-winning photographer as your guide. The workshop is led by Rich Bunce Walking Photographer who won a commendation in International Garden Photographer of the Year.
Malham Photo Walks & Workshops
Skill Level: All abilities & camera types (inc. phones) welcome
Location: Malham
Terrain: Rough rocky, slippery paths with sharp inclines, 4 miles approx
Additional: Free illustrated PDF download emailed afterwards
Golden Hour Malham Photo Walk
There’s something magical about Malham in the soft light of a summer evening. This walk takes in some of the area’s most iconic spots—Janet’s Foss, the dramatic walls of Gordale Scar, and the sculpted limestone pavement above Malham Cove—just as the crowds fade and the golden hour begins. The shifting light adds atmosphere and depth, turning familiar landmarks into fresh photographic opportunities.
We’ll focus on techniques for working with low, warm light—exposure choices, composition, and creative use of light—helping you make the most of this special time of day. Whether you’re drawn to wide landscapes or the smaller details that catch the evening glow, this walk offers a chance to slow down and capture Malham at its most photogenic.
Hidden Landscapes of Malham
Beyond the famous postcard views, Malham hides a wealth of quieter corners and overlooked details waiting to be discovered. On this walk, we’ll leave the busiest paths behind and explore those tucked-away places that reveal a different side to the landscape. Uncovering subjects and scapes that often go unseen.
I’ll share ideas on how to spot and frame these hidden gems, with tips tailored to your experience and aspirations —whether you’re chasing abstract textures, intimate scenes, or alternative takes on the landscape. This walk is all about slowing down, seeing differently, and finding beauty where others might simply walk past.
Golden Hour Norber Erratics Photo Walk
Skill Level: Beginners to Advanced
Location: Clapham
Terrain: Rough rocky, slippery paths with sharp inclines, 4 miles approx
Additional: Parking fees apply
Beginning in the picturesque village of Clapham, we’ll make our way up through classic Dales scenery to one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the country—the Norber Erratics. These huge boulders, carried and dropped by glaciers thousands of years ago, sit scattered across the limestone slopes in dramatic, almost otherworldly fashion. It’s a place where geology and scenery combine to create something truly unique.
Our walk is timed for the golden hour, when early autumn evening light casts long shadows, enriches the colours of the moorland, and highlights the scale and strangeness of the Erratics. Along the way I’ll share practical tips on composition, exposure, and making the most of the changing light, with advice tailored to your own experience and goals.
With incredible views stretching across the Dales and the Erratics themselves providing endless creative possibilities, this is a chance to capture a location that feels like nowhere else.